Also recently I received an email regarding some gorgeous collars made by Polli.   The collars are made from sustainable plantation hoop pine, and printed with bright colours to brighten up any outfit.  Polli is an all female low carbon company, and all of the collars are available online at www.polli.com.au

Check out these awesome colours.  I will definitely have to pick one of these up to wear on the blog.  Here are some lovely pics for you all to enjoy.  Have a great day.

Koalabi Australia Roxette Collection. These cheeky boots tie up in the front allowing you to wear them with as much or as little fur showing.  Available in two heights and in a selection of colours of course I had to have the pink.

Koalabi Australia® is made and owned by Binder Productions Australia Pty Ltd. They are a second generation family business manufacturing ugg boots Melbourne, Australia since 1989.  The company was started by a husband and wife team,  whose children have also joined the family business.

Summer has finally arrived in Sydney but I will not be too upset when winter returns and gives me more opportunities to wear my fabulous boots.

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And I don’t even post that often – How cool is that!

Go over to – http://www.fashionreview.com.au/top-australian-fashion-blogs-2012/ – and check out all the other amazing Australian Bloggers.

And thanks to Gemma from the Fashion Review for including me.

Have a great week!

Ink Magazine Fashion Issue - Piers

Here is some of my latest work in Ink Magazine.   This was shot by Zenaida Kwong with Grooming and Hair done by Byron Turnbull and of course styled by me.

I’ve updated my website – www.lenyajones.com Please check it out and let me know what you think

And last but certainly not least if don’t already follow me on Twitter (you really should!) I got engaged last weekend.

Life is grand and I hope everyone has a great weekend.

Toodles for now.

MiABELLE Jewellery is searching for Australia’s Next Top Hand Model; any one in Australia can take part. To enter, simply visithttp://www.miabelle.com.au/Hand-Model-Search.aspx, upload a photo of your naked hand in a quirky, creative and fun pose and tell your friends and family to vote for you to win.

It’s free to enter and the competition is open to women and men. The six pairs of hands with the most votes will be named finalists and a judging panel will choose the winner and five runners up! Entries open on Monday 1^st August and close on Sunday 11^th September 2011.

The more creative the photo, the better!

MIABELLE is a fabulous collection of quality hand crafted enamel jewellery with a full spectrum of colours and styles.

Australia’s Next Top Hand Model by MiABELLE will receive the ultimate hand themed luxury package worth over $3,000!

• an incredible $1,200 worth of MiABELLE Jewellery

• ·         an OPI Pamper Hamper and a deluxe OPI manicure for you and a friend
• ·         A HTC HD7 Windows Phone
• ·         a stunning leather handbag courtesy of Handbags by Pink Corporation
• ·          Dents luxury gloves to protect those precious hands, scarves and a stylish hat
• ·          Amanda Cole’s latest book; Who Needs Prince Charming?

And that’s not all; five runners up will win an amazing package valued at $330, including:

• ·         a beautiful pendant from MiABELLE
• ·         an OPI mini manicure pack
• ·          a copy of the book; Who Needs Prince Charming?

Enjoy!

http://www.fashionising.com/pictures/s–Amy-Finlayson-by-Ellis-Parrinder-11085-1.html

Hope you enjoy.

Here are some photos, I will post a copy of the video as soon as it becomes available.

Shirts offered by Burberry are less recognizable than, for example, the jackets and trench coats alluded to above, but still carry an established label, as well as extremely high quality when it comes to endurance and comfort. While these shirts can definitely be a good deal pricier than what you find in your local department stores or more commercial clothing chains, they are attractive options for men who wish to stay casual while upholding a sense of fashion.

The jackets and coats, once again, are where Burberry really made its name. Generally they are very expensive options, and are considered very fashionable, but can be perfect for the right man. If you are looking to make a statement with your cold weather fashion, and not simply stay warm, it may be well worth looking into these types of jackets and coats, as they not only look sharp, but carry a heavy and well respected name on their labels.

Another element of high end male fashion that is sometimes overlooked is the accessory department – things such as bags, belts, and scarves are typically associated more with women’s fashion, but they exist as fashion tools for men as well, and can help to pull an outfit or image together. Ultimately, there are nearly endless options in fashion for both men and women; but for the fashion-conscious man, it is important to remember that runway quality clothing is not just for women. If you have the budget and interest level, you can do yourself a favor by looking into men’s fashion beyond what you are used to, and giving a more fashionable approach a shot. You may end up truly loving the way you look.

Then the Street Style photographers came along and gave rise to the women who created those beautiful pages. Tommy Ton and Phil Oh photographed Carine Roitfeld, Anna Dello Russo, and Shala Monroque. All of a sudden their faces and amazing clothes were everywhere. Everyone was fascinated and wanted to be just like them.

Rachel Zoe began her Project and the “glamorous” job of celebrity styling became the new styling job to covet. People all over tried to become real Zoebots.

Correspondence schools started offering styling courses “you too can be a famous fashion stylist”. Never mind that there are some things a stylist can’t learn, they are inherent, you either have it or you don’t. Everyone who decided since fashion was their passion they were going to call themselves a stylist. They started blogs and made business cards. Basically glutted the market.

So where to go from here. As a stylist myself, I’ve become disheartened when I see what has happened to our beautiful art form. But it also makes me want work harder. Show people how it’s done. But now I really more than ever want to stay strictly behind the scenes. That means no more outfit posts. I will only post behind the scenes and new work. I will be posting less but I will be happier about the content.

Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy my work.